Normal Eyte — February 22, 1905

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
321	A telephone in the Gymnasium	Discusses the need for a telephone in the Gymnasium to be able to communicate with faculty and staff located there.
321	A pipe organ	The Minnesingers and Cecilians are trying to purchase a pipe organ for the auditorium.
322	A hundred dollar man	Believes that there should be a better performer's chair in the auditorium.
322	Careless destruction of property	There have been incidents of vandalism in the new Gymnasium.
322	The school annual	George Wallace and Joe Wright have been elected managers of the upcoming school annual.
323	Since time was man	The article tells the story of a student who waited until the last minute to ask a woman for a date and in the end was rejected.
323	Notes on Music	Describes the conditions under which music is of negative value to society.
324	Friends are in receipt	R. Stuart Campbell and Minnie M. Grude wed.
324	Supt. H. E. Blackmar	Judged oratorical contest.
324	W. S. Austin and wife	Visited Cedar Falls.
324	John H. and Vinnie (Marsh) Fellingham	Mourn death of infant son.
324	Isabel McIntosh	Is teaching in Avoca.
324	The newly elected secretary	Positions filled in Nineteenth Century Club.
324	Dorcas Whitaker	Has returned from mission work.
324	This year finds Byron J. Reed	Head of Wyoming, Iowa, schools.
324	J. W. Atchley	Is teaching at Glidden.
324	It is said	L. C. Bryant is doing good work as head of Rockwell City schools.
324	Minta Moore	Is teaching in Tipton.
324	Belle Tellier	Is teaching in Seattle, Washington.
324	Margaret Montgomery	Is teaching at West Waterloo.
324	Velma Gray	Is teaching in Sioux City.
324	Bessie Ballentine	Is teaching in Waverly.
324	Benjamin McKean	Is pastor in Rockwell City.
324	Nellie M. Rownd	Is teaching at Hubbard.
324	Mary B. Richardson	Is teaching in Deadwood, South Dakota.
324	Erie Collins	Is teaching in Shell Rock.
324	Frances Cross	Is secretary of Y. W. C. A. in Pennsylvania.
324	Georgia E. Packer	Is teaching in Rockwell City.
325	John E. Cameron	Is successfully teaching natural science.
325	The Minneapolis Journal	New school building dedicated in Centerville, South Dakota.
325	After two years	Josephine Smith has accepted position in Chehalis, Washington.
325	G. L. Martin	Underwent appendicitis operation.
325	Katherine Walters	Will study at Ann Arbor.
325	Anna Morgan	Is living in California.
325	At the home of the bride's mother	Youel Barnell and Lulu Osgood were married.
326	College Exchanges	Excerpts from other college newspapers.
328	Training; topics, methods, devices in arithmetic teaching	Discusses methods of teaching mathematics in fifth, sixth, and seventh grade.
330	Carl Bickley	Will graduate from Hahnemann Medical College.
330	Mabel Kent	Is teaching in Coin schools.
330	Edith Cross	Is planning on returning to school.
330	Dwight Swain	Is traveling after graduating from medical school.
330	After spending several years in school work	Jeanette Ritchie has returned to Iowa.
330	One of the June weddings	James Gillespie and Bertha Bennett wed.
330	Mary Worster	Is attending University of Iowa.
330	Margaret Shannon	Is teaching in Exira.
330	Mayme Fitting	Is teaching in Estherville.
330	Grace Akin	Has taught in Red Oak.
330	Bertha Meier	Is back at home.
331	The Orios and Aristos clash	The Orios defeated the Aristos in basketball, 17-16.
331	A psalm of Normal life	A poem written by Daisy Longman.
332	Shakes	Presented Marine program.
332	Chresto	Describes the events of the recent Chresto meeting.
332	Ossoli	Presented Valentine's Day program.
333	Aristo	Presented American literature program.
333	Neo	The Neos gave a short program.
333	Philo	Describes the events of the recent Philo meeting.
334	Mae Reasoner	Has recovered from scarlet fever.
334	Miss Jessie Hearst	Injured ankle in Gymnasium.
334	Miss Cowie	Visited her sisters.
334	A letter announcing the serious illness	Pearl Hanawalt went home to see sick family member.
334	Lawrence Eddy	Visited the hill.
334	Ill health	Amanda Severson left school due to poor health.
334	Lottie Green	Has returned home.
334	Jessie Stewart	Visited friends here.
334	Elizabeth Baur	Visited Madison, Wisconsin, to visit a friend.
334	Miss Thornton	Entertained friends.
334	Verner Behrens	Attended banquet.
334	Rev. Mabie	Lead devotions.
334	Agnes Emerson	Has tonsillitis.
334	Nate Batchelor	Visited family and friends.
334	Miss Pierce	Missed classes because of illness.
334	Howard Rogers	Visited his mother.
334	Ethel Klinefelter	Missed class due to a bad cold.
334	Nina Walker	Visited the hill.
334	Nellie Harding	Missed school because of sickness.
334	Dollie Bellingham	Visited friends at Normal.
334	Clara Hougan	Missed school due to illness.
334	Mr. Wilson	Visited cousin Edna Aldrich.
334	Lizzie Henning	Has missed school on account of illness.
334	Chas. B. Puckett	Has enrolled at Normal.
334	Howard Erickson	Is ill.
335	A week from Friday	Cecilians and Minnesingers concert approaching.
335	Thursday, the seventh anniversary	WCTU delegation visits chapel in memory of Frances Willard.
335	The Orio Open Session	Consisted of impressions and other entertainment.
335	On the evening of St. Valentine's day	Entertainment provided by V. O. V. members.
335	Daisy Gibson	Visited Normal friends.
335	Belle Cox	Has been visiting for several days.
335	Cottage prayer meetings	Began on Wednesday; preparing for revival meetings downtown.
335	Mr. C. J. Sonnema	Visited relatives on the Hill; praises new Gymnasium.
335	Miss Ross	Has suffered a nervous attack and left school.
335	Miss Lauck	Missionary has returned from India; will take classes at ISNS and address mission study group.
336	Monday evening	Miss Merriam hosted Valentine's day party.